Of the various ways of entering the public service, the public examination or
tests and titles is the most democratic, imperfect, of course, however, the most democratic, at least for now, since the establishment of quotas is already a reality in competitions throughout Brazil. There is still no regulatory standard for all federated entities that guides and establishes the scope, limits and impediments for holding public competitions. Given this, the federal government and some states have already created their own legislation aiming to repair the gap.
Meanwhile, we are experiencing real confusion when matter is
public competition, such as: outrageous criteria; abusive notices in terms of requiring deadlines between registration and taking the test; aberrations committed by examining boards; Notice riddled with irregularities; space for reserve registrations that will never be called; candidates classified within a competition and who are also not called; new competition for the same position during the period of validity of the previous competition; simultaneous competitions, even before the approval of a previous competition; reserve registration; rejection of appeals that indicated wrong answers in the official answer sheets; deadlines
minimums for candidates to prepare adequately; short deadlines for advertising and registration, limiting competitiveness in the tests; privileged information to groups of candidates on the subjects to be charged; sale of templates; technical insufficiency of some stalls; poorly formulated questions in exams, among many others.

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